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Mexico's 4x400m Relay Team Blazes a Path to the Olympics

The Mexican 4x400m relay team surges towards Olympic qualification. A podium finish in Texas fuels their World Championship bid, a key step for Paris 2024. Tonatiu López also shines in the 800m, showcasing Mexico's rising track and field stars.

Mexicanist

Apr 2, 2024 — 2 min read

Mexico is preparing for the Relay World Cup searching for the Olympic pass. Credit: CONADE

The Mexican men's 4x400m relay team is on fire. Fresh off a podium finish at the Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays, they are well-positioned for an emphatic charge towards not only the upcoming World Championships but ultimately, the Paris 2024 Olympics.

At the heart of this success are Guillermo Campos Ornelas, Luis Antonio Avilés Ferreiro, Edgar Isaac Ramírez Ríos, and Valente Mendoza Falcón. This formidable foursome is rewriting Mexican athletics history with each explosive race. Their recent performance in Austin, clocking a blistering 3:03.61, is just the latest in a string of victories.

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